Entheos Audiology Cooperative

03/11/2026

A single moment can change everything.
A child hearing a parent’s voice more clearly. A patient reconnecting with loved ones. A family finding new hope.

At Hearing the Call, these are the moments that remind us why we go, why we serve, and why access to hearing care matters so deeply.

Every fitting, every evaluation, every act of care helps restore connection.

Because every voice matters.

Help create the next hearing smile.

03/07/2026

Thank you to all the world changers who make Entheos special.

03/06/2026

This room is full of audiologists who believe the future of our field should be better than the status quo.

Better care for patients.
Stronger independent practices.
A community that actually shares ideas instead of guarding them.

That’s what makes the Entheos Audiology Cooperative meetings different.

Today has been packed with conversations about growing practices, improving patient care, and building something bigger together. And yes… a little Nashville fun along the way.

When you put this many forward-thinking audiologists in one place, big ideas start happening.

The future of audiology isn’t something we’re waiting for... We’re building it.

03/05/2026

Join the leaders in audiology.
Have a little fun while you’re at it.

That’s Entheos.

Big thanks to our friends at StoryBrand for serving as our keynote.

02/12/2026

Entheos provides our members with the Empowerment to lead their local markets through programs like Ask An Audiologist. Take a look at this feature with member Dr. Layne Garrett from Timpanogos Hearing & Tinnitus. By using video to demystify complex issues like high-frequency hearing loss, Layne is building an amazing level of public trust!

02/10/2026

The internet: “Try this viral TikTok hack!”
Our members: “Don’t.”

We love seeing Entheos audiologists step in with real expertise and protect people from bad advice online. This is what leadership in our profession looks like.

Watch for yourself 🤪 And subscribe to Ask An Audiologist On Youtube!

01/14/2026

What Sustainable Hearing Care Really Means

When Hearing the Call serves a community, we’re not just fitting hearing aids for a day — we’re building a foundation that lasts.

Sustainable hearing care means:
• Training and equipping local partners
• Creating year-round access to follow-up care
• Supporting clinics so they can serve long after we leave
• Providing repairs, batteries, and maintenance support
• Ensuring patients have ongoing pathways to better hearing

This is how lives truly change.
Not through a moment — but through a model that empowers communities to continue the work themselves.

That’s sustainable care.
That’s Hearing the Call.

Because everyone deserves to hear — today, tomorrow, and for years to come. https://hubs.ly/Q03ZgvbT0

12/12/2025

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11/27/2025

As we head into Thanksgiving, we want to say thank you to our amazing community.

You remind us why this work matters.

We’re grateful for the chance to support your hearing journey and keep you connected to the people you love most.

Wishing you and your family a warm and joyful Thanksgiving.

11/24/2025

Be sure to sign up today!

Join Heidi Hill, AuD on December 5th, 12–1:30 PM EST for a CEU webinar on Optimal Hearing Aid Fittings with Auditory and Cognitive Processing in Mind.

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As hearing aid technology advances, so must our clinical approach—especially for older adults facing both hearing loss and cognitive decline. This session explores how traditional fittings can unintentionally increase distortion and listening effort, and how evidence-based, cognitive-informed strategies can enhance outcomes.

All proceeds support the launch of Malawi’s first woman-owned, self-sustaining audiology clinic, led by one of the country’s pioneering audiologists, Yamikani Dumbo.

Let’s come together to advance best practice in audiology and help bring hearing care access to thousands in Malawi.

**The session will be recorded for those who cannot attend the live event.

You can read more about the webinar and register here: https://hearingthecall.networkforgood.com/events/93500-ceu-event-optimal-hearing-aid-fittings-with-auditory-and-cognitive-processing-in-mind-by-heidi-hill-aud

11/13/2025

Join Heidi Hill, AuD on December 5th, 12–1:30 PM EST for a CEU webinar on Optimal Hearing Aid Fittings with Auditory and Cognitive Processing in Mind.

SIGN UP BELOW!

As hearing aid technology advances, so must our clinical approach—especially for older adults facing both hearing loss and cognitive decline. This session explores how traditional fittings can unintentionally increase distortion and listening effort, and how evidence-based, cognitive-informed strategies can enhance outcomes.

All proceeds support the launch of Malawi’s first woman-owned, self-sustaining audiology clinic, led by one of the country’s pioneering audiologists, Yamikani Dumbo.

Let’s come together to advance best practice in audiology and help bring hearing care access to thousands in Malawi.

**The session will be recorded for those who cannot attend the live event.

You can read more about the webinar and register here: https://hearingthecall.networkforgood.com/events/93500-ceu-event-optimal-hearing-aid-fittings-with-auditory-and-cognitive-processing-in-mind-by-heidi-hill-aud

11/11/2025

For years, Daniel struggled with hearing loss. Simple conversations with his family became exhausting, and when they couldn’t afford new hearing aids, hope began to fade. Then they found Red Maple Audiology in Turner, Maine. Through the partnership of Hearing The Call and Red Maple Roots, Daniel received the gift of hearing and his family received the gift of connection.

This is the power of private practice.
As an Entheos member, you can build your own Give Back program or join one of our Hearing the Call outreach trips, both local and global. You’re encouraged to stay rooted in your community while contributing to a mission that reaches far beyond it.

We’ll provide the framework, resources, and support to make it happen.
You bring the passion and connection to your community.

Together, we’ll help more people like Daniel rediscover the sounds of life.